ECMAScript 6 was a major release for the JavaScript language. There’s a lot of great new features that have been added. In this episode we discuss how you can start using ES6 today and what we’ll start seeing in the next year for the latest update to ECMAScript. We share our favorite features and the best ways to learn and stay up to date with new features.Items mentioned in the episode:ESNext, Ben Lesh - Netflix JavaScript Talks - RxJS Version 5, Ponyfoo blog, 5 Minutes of JavaScript, Compat Table ES6, Facebook CodemodPanelists:Derrick Showers - @derrickshowersJem Young - @JemYoungRyan Anklam - @bittersweetryanRyan Burgess - @burgessdryanBrian Holt - @holtbtAugustus Yuan - @augburtoSarah Federman - @sarah_federmanPicks:Ryan Anklam - 1PasswordRyan Anklam - Vim TabularRyan Anklam - 90s Hip HopRyan Burgess - Elegant React with ES6 (and a bit of ES7) - React RallyRyan Burgess - Lot 40 WhiskeySarah Federman - HTML5 PleaseSarah Federman - Death MedievalSarah Federman - Microsoft AI BotJem Young - ES6 CheatsheetJem Young - Cult of the Party ParrotDerrick Showers - Babel’s “try it out”Derrick Showers - Latest greatest webappDerrick Showers - TrelloAugustus Yuan - Tilt BrushAugustus Yuan - Cotton BureauAugustus Yuan - SpacemacsBrian Holt - The little SchemerBrian Holt - Frontend MastersBrian Holt - Ellee